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The iconic golden gate, a must visit place in san francisco.

The Golden Gate bridge was not only on my bucket list but was something I had been wanting to do for a very long time. I was not disappoint. It was an amazing experience. I would encourage anyone with a chance to go to go.

Been here with my junior in my bachelors. Good memory

I enjoyed my visit to the Golden Gate Bridge. It was busy at noon on a Friday in July, that's to be expected. it was obviously too busy for bikes since most riders had to get off and walk it. Warning to those who rent bikes, it may not be worth it. I only walked from the south side to near the first bridge tower. Perhaps it is less crowded farther along the bridge.

My wife and i tried to walk the west side of the bridge. The reason it is not crowded is because it is always closed to pedestrians, and open only on weekends by bikes. Bike rental might be more helpful on weekends!

I enjoyed the displays of bridge technology all around the bridge visitor area, from airflow to bridge suspension. Nice interactive models for younger and older to understand bridges!

The view on the trail west of the bridge is pretty with some small overlooks to take pictures from. All the walking trails were very well maintained, with crosswalks designated for pedestrians across bike paths.

What can i say? This piece of man made artwork is amazing and breathtaking to walk on.

Nice walk with great scenery. Get water or snacks on SF side, not much on North side of bridge.

Spectacular views! Parking was plentiful when I arrived in the morning, parking lot was packed by the afternoon. Cafe and bathrooms nearby!

Very cool to walk across. Great views from either side as well

Loved the photo opportunities from the Fort parking lot.

We decided to bike across! Beautiful view, much better than walking or driving across.

Beautiful! Love the spot at battery Spencer. Nice side view of the bridge.

Self financed by the community and by toll exacting in the past, it is an astonishing piece of history and engineering

Great views of San Francisco, ensure that you have enough water when walking or jogging. Walk from the bridge to Sausalito is highly recommended.

Great until they stopped allowing pets to be carried over it. Bikes? Yes. Tandem bikes? Yes. Skateboards? Seems so. Me carrying a 5lb chihuahua in a backpack? Hell no. Had to go over on a bus...

Astonishing viewing, you can see all the Bay area and San Francisco city

Breathtaking view of the bridge. There's a visitor centre nearby where you can get the "iconic" shot of the bridge as well. Make sure you check the weather for a good day to visit, as fog can cover the bridge pretty well!

Really nice place to chill, go in the summer with less chance of having fog.

Great walk across the bridge. We had nice views as it was a clear day. It gets windy and we lost our hat to the Bay. Both sides have bathrooms though the south were pretty dirty. The North were clean and a shorter line. Worth the walk the views are some of the best of the City.

It's a cool iconic bridge and a quite place. Went there in the evening with a friend and moved accross it, you should do it too or bike across it

Beautiful scenery. Parking, car access limited, but understandable when so many people want to visit the same place. Really fun to bike the bridge. Ample room for pedestrians and bicyclists.

I can't seem to conjure up anything more iconic than the Golden Gate Bridge every time I think of good ol' San Francisco. This amazingly built bridge, around three miles long, has been placed as a historic icon and one the most internationally recognized symbols of San Francisco. It has also been declared as one of the wonders of the modern world. Pretty impressive if you ask me.

The bridge is not only the most photographed bridge in the world, but also quite functional. With daily commuters, tourists, and locals alike, this bridge is sturdily made for bike riding, walking, jogging, and running, at all times of the day.

My friends once came to visit, leaving with regret not to see the whole bridge because of heavy fog during the week. I took her to the place where Alfred Hitchcock shoot Vertigo. It is just another perfect spot to take a picture with the bridge no matter the weather is good or not.

A bike ride across the bridge can be fun. Just be careful when approaching Sausalito, that period of bike lane (technically no bike lane) is very close to cars. Take a ferry back to the city, enjoy another view of the bay.

If you ever get a chance to ride a helicopter, which my uncle did one time when he was still a journalist, he got tons of amazing photos of the bridge.

I always wanted to see this physically after watching it featured in so many movies. The view is breathtaking and I'm amazed how they did it 70-80 years ago.

One of the objects that symbolizes America: the Golden Gate to the Golden State. Of course both names come from the '49ers migrating to California in search of the rumored gold; a bit like the myth of El Dorado. Of course, too, the Golden Gate isn't really a gate at all, it's a bridge, a really ginormous bridge. It's not just the span, it's also its height. Not sure how high up it is, but I'm sure the designers had battleships destined for the San Fran naval base in mind when designing it. Alas, at least for the war hungry, the US navy has pretty much pulled up its tent from San Fran. So. Height doesn't really matter anymore, though it gives quite the panoramic view of San Fran bay.
I've been over the bridge by car several times. I always wondered what would happen if a car broke down in the middle of one of these big bridges, but I haven't seen it happen yet. I suppose it would be a cataclysmic disaster. Even by car, it's still a long drive. When I was travelling on the bridge, traffic was very light. The toll is rather pricey.

Anyway, I'd bet San Fran's rusty color painted bridge is right up there with the Hollywood sign as one of California's most identifying landmarks. If you like bridges, or like touristy stuff, or just need to get somewhere in spite of a hefty toll, check it out.

Remember if it's nice weather in Sacramento, it's usually foggy in San Francisco. Couldn't see the bridge. But too fun to listen to the sounds of the boats coming in and out of the bay from the top. Different experience for sure!

Beautiful place to run or walk. Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge!!! What an experience!!!

Walking across the bridge is an absolute must of "things to do" when in town. I only walked half way across, as suggested by a worker at the visitors center. It was just enough. It was pure fun! The view is amazing. Photography is difficult in many sections due to the wire fence (to keep you from jumping?) but there are enough open areas for photography needs. You can also ride a bike across with clearly marked bike/walking paths. I went independently (no tour group) using public transport. It was easy and fast.

Breathtaking achievement of human development. Worth seeing and experiencing in person. Small but very informative exhibit about the history of its construction is next to the visitor center.

Walked the bridge on a very foggy morning. Still worth it. Enjoyed the experience. May do it again when I have time to walk it both directions on a more clear day when I'm visiting.

Aaaaa! What an amazing piece of the engineering.. and with the bay on one side and the pacific ocean on the other... Just magical

Picturesque surrounding and good places nearby, specially beach. Should visit if you are in SFO

First time in San Francisco and the experience was amazing. The views from the bridge were breath taking.

The site to view is awesome but be careful about the Toll. I went through and they grabbed my photo and sent me the toll charge and I thought I paid it online but a month later they charged me a late fee. Had to contact them over the phone to fix it.

It s a big cool looking bridge but nothing too special.

We loved walking the bridge! It was an awesome experience. Walk over to the park on the other side and you can catch a cab back :)

Completed in 1937 the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California is one of the most famous bridges in the world and, at the time of its construction, was the longest suspension bridge in the world, with a total length of 2.7km (8,981ft).
It had long been thought that to build a bridge at the location would be impossible due to strong currents, the depth of water in the Golden Gate Strait and the regular occurrence of strong winds and fog.
Construction finally began in January 1933 and the bridge was finished four years later in April 1937.

It Is defintely worthy to have a walk on it by starting from the Golden gate welcome visite ceter. Also, cruiser that peace from Pier 39 go directory under the bridge and around Alcatraz fortress for 34 USD.

Unfortunately thick fog obscured our view, but viewing point had good services

Iconic place not to miss in SF ( unmissable anyway) I would recommend to wear a warm coat to cross it... Very windy and cold at times...

Just as beautiful as it was when I was a little girl.

Beautiful but chilly, make sure to bring a sweater.

Relaxing bicycle ride to the bridge n back was lucky to spot a whale from the top of bridge, offers amazing view of the bay area.

The bridge is awesome! Torpedo wharf right next to it has really good views and trails. We crossed the bridge in our car but on the way back there are tolls and it looked like it was around 8-9dollars to cross back.

This is a gorgeous bridge. Even more beautiful and majestic in person.

This bridge was very popular bridge because this bridge was shows in this movie Godzilla 2014 .This bridge also got the award of world's best bridge award

fog rolled in and ruined our view of the bridge but until then it was great

Great Place for walk. Its super bridge. Its 15min far from my home. I use to go there many times.

The most famous and known bridge is this one ( i.e Golden Gate Bridge ) constructed in California back in 1933. . .
It is one of the highest bridge and it's height is almost 230 meters while it's length is almost three kilometers. . .
the construction time was almost five years. . .

It is one of the most famous place of the world and I am waiting for the day to walk on this Golden Gate Bridge :)
Thumbs up for Golden Gate Bridge. . . :*

Loved the bridge the city is dirty and not very friendly will tow you're car while your sleeping so pay attention to the signs

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Best place in SF. Make sure to check the weather first before going there. Cant be too foggy on a picture!

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The iconic SF attraction. Cycling accross the bridge was a fantastic experience or plan a bit longer walk. It's a really nice way to spend a few hours!

I've only heard about the iconic golden gate bridge and saw some pictures of it but it was an amazing experience to walk over the bridge and to have a spectacular panoramic view of san francisco..i must place to visit when you're in california.

The Golden Gate is knowm around the globe for a reason ! The views of , and from the bridge are breath taking. It's looking a little beat up as of late but that's not going to cost it a star. If you are in the area you must visit...to me it's not an option !

I went on Saturday and I didn't know that the transit for bikes&scooters is moved to the left line (view from SF) and the right line is restricted to pedestrians. Google maps set me the route through the right line. A policeman stop me and make me walk.
The bridge is safe. I saw 2 or 3 guards across the entire bridge. The views are great.
I rent an GoX scooter for the entire day and crossed the bridge with it. Then I return (with the scooter) in a Ferry from Sausalito.
The website of the Golden Gate Ferry says no e-bikes are allowed. But they didn't object the electric scooter I bring.

A landmark from San Francisco.. Good Weather.. Great View.. Alot of Tourist that want captured photos with bridge as the background..

The view was breath taking. Highly recommend walking across the bridge and then taking the bus back on the opposite road from the rest stop building.

Even in the gloomy weather it was a pleasure to see. Restrooms still open and surprisingly clean.

Once called "the bridge that couldn't be built", San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge is the city's second entry in the top 10 and attracts between nine and ten million visitors every year. Known for its orange colour, the suspension bridge crosses from the city to the Marin headlands for nearly two miles and has been linking the two since 1937.

A gorgeous look, especially at sun set (summer time).

Excellent! Enjoyed the cruise which is a must see for anyone visiting pier39

The bridge itself is a nice view. The park and the parking could use some work. Finding a place to park was hard. There were some bike trials which I find nice and convenient.

Considered the third most visited landmark for foreigners and designated as one of civil engineering wonders.

The pictures do not do it justice. This place is so beautifull. Good luck catching it on a good day like i did. Its usually really foggy. If you go to the tourist stop off the highway there is hardly any parking. You will be driving around in circles for 20 mins before u find a spot. Bring a hair tie and coat it does get chilly

Nice to walk across, even when it was very rainy the day we were there!

Walked across the bridge to one end, and then ran a 10km across the bridge and along the shore all the way to Embarcadero. The bridge is majestic and the views are breathtaking..

Super special watching the sunset from the small hillock next to the bridge. The bridge itself is an engineering feat.

Spectacular views. Very long and awesome to bicycle across. Weekends and especially holiday's you can expect massive crowds in the form of pedestrians and cyclists. If you are a avid cyclist beware: the rent-a-bike cyclists and out of town tourist pedestrians have no clue how to behave or share the small path allotted for non-cars. Still highly recommended to bicycle across on a sunny day.

First time to see the bridge with an interesting design, here described the specifications of the bridge

Its an iconic bridge, built spanning across San Francisco's beautiful bay, a must see if you ever get the chance!